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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
2
Two patrolmen were moved in general orders read at roll call. John J. O'Neill shifts from Joy Street station to Jamaica Plain station, while August M. Viersman moves from Jamaica Plain to Joy Street station.
Professor Frank J L Simpson of Boston University Law School leaves for a six week trip abroad. His classes will be taught by other instructors during his absence and he will spend most of his time in Paris.
A new skating suit for winter sport enthusiasts features fur trimmed pantalettes matching a raccoon coat with seal belt and scarf. The outfit relies on a heavy cloth for rink protection, with brown fabric highlighting white wool embroidery on the bodice and skirt, and is completed by stylish skating boots.
Dorothy A. Butler of Charlestown received a surprise miscellaneous shower at her home on Thanksgiving Eve. A large group of friends presented gifts in anticipation of her marriage to James F. Mahoney of Charlestown. Irene and Margaret Barter of Winthrop helped entertain with an orchestra providing music.
Former New York chorus girl Peggy Hopkins Joyce will receive cash and jewels totaling 800000 in a settlement with James Stanley Joyce, a Chicago lumberman. The couple agreed she would return property valued at more than 500000, and Judge Joseph Sabath planned to grant the divorce shortly.
Dr Hiram H Amiral appointed assistant physician at City Hospital earning 100 dollars monthly. At Long Island Hospital Mayor Peters also named several appointments. William J Ivers promoted from ferry service quartermaster to captain earning 46 dollars weekly to fill Michael J Murphy’s retirement post.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print the complete tale Only a Husband by Fanny Lea Hea slip, described as a charming romance. Lea Hea slip is highlighted as author in this upcoming installment.
Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus holds Pere Marquette Night at B. F. Keith's Theatre donating a large block of seats in honor of Babe Ruth. The King of Swat tops the bills this week and is a member of Pere Marquette Council.
A suit filed in Norfolk County Superior Court seeks 25000 alleging that Augustus B Tolman and Mabel B McKay of Lynn published court records from actions 12 years past in New Hampshire and the District of Columbia harming attorney John F McKay's name and professional standing.
The Ladies' Catholic Club of Boston will host a matinee whist at their clubhouse 18 East Brookline Street on Thursday November 10 at 2 oclock led by Mrs. Charles S. Sullivan.
In Schenectady New York George R Lunn a Democrat was re elected mayor today for his fourth term.
Mayor Peters vetoed three bus permits in Hyde Park after the council approved four. He cited prior approval of the Norfolk and Bristol Bus Company and noted local demand favored a single operator, expressing that residents would be better served by one company.
Edward J. Paul of Watertown obtained a temporary injunction yesterday restraining Fred L. Crawford of Newton from assigning or encumbering his stock in the Crawford Garage and Taxi Service Inc. The suit concerns alleged alienation of affections of Mrs. Paul.
An advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller. It promotes a family size bottle and emphasizes health benefits for households.
A fragmented notice references lamps and lamp shades in a sale listing. Readable details mention available lighting items and a local seller offering assorted fixtures.
Exceptional assortment includes tea sets with six cups and saucers a teapot plus sugar and creamer priced at 12.50. Bronze inlaid enamel vases twelve inches high for lamp bases at 25.00 each. Imart Ware vases in pink blue black yellow with Hawthorn and bird motifs ranging 5.00 to 25.00. Bread and butter plates imported china, dozen 1.80.
Imported dinner sets complete service for 12 in white and gold and blue border patterns. Special price listed as 75.00. Nippon china varieties with neat border decoration offered at 47.50.
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